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Field Level Security

I have a database with a users and users level table. I want to lock or make not visible certain fields based on the CurrentUser(). For example user john.doe is assigned user level 3 and has permission to edit information on fields a through c but not fields d through g. Can someone point me in the right direction? Thanks
Feb 16 '16 #1
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jforbes
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This is one way to go about what you are asking about:
SQL to Update User Password
Feb 18 '16 #2

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